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You could be right, I was far too busy kicking Red's ass. edit:you are correct, my bad thank you sir

Ah, memories.

.558 career regular season winning percentage, and 1-2 in the playoffs, putting up double digit win totals only twice. Of the top 10 longest tenured NFL coaches, only he and Lewis don't have conference championship appearances and no one in that top 10 has less playoff berths.

Cowboys Oops, that strategy has played out. Pats Falcons

Well, our record in these games isn't exactly sterling, but your point remains. The Carr and Mariota injuries scared the crap out of people heading for the playoffs. Personally, I would have rather seen the Cowboys steamroll Philly and have everyone's last impression be that of a team tuning up...

Fuckin sportswriters drink too much.

Garrett is a nutless fuck who plays to not lose when it matters most. Every fucking time. Our mindset in our last possession was "don't do anything stupid" instead of "suck on this this, Green Bay, this what got us here".

That Okie State locker room must have been a barrel of whack jobs with Randle, Dez, Blackmon and Weeden cycling through there. Coach Gundy not exactly stable either, IMO.

Seahawks*, Pats*, Steelers*, Cowboys *You guessed it, fuck all those guys

Yes. The Cowboys have established their identity as a team, and I don't believe Prescott's going to falter now. In spite of Garrett's presence, and our recent playoff history, I'm buying in.

Clemson. Clemson is who can beat Bama. Now we know.

Yep, that's what I thought as well, doesn't bother me either. :razz

Anyone got any thoughts on what effect the coaching change for the Giants has to do with this, if anything?

Matthews took the ball away twice lmao.

Maybe, he should have heard him too, so....

Moore didn't see or react to Harrison, although it seemed he looked right at him.

Yes. Fixed it. Thanks TE.

Texans, Seahawks*, Steelers*, Packers* *fuck these guys

Exactly why my thoughts were probably not fair. I was doing some research way back in training camp, and pro football reference has him ranked at 14th since 1960 in 4th quarter comebacks. I've seen other sites rank him higher than that. Still thought that shit though. Here's the link to pfr's...

As I was reading this thread yesterday, I envisioned Dak somehow suddenly couldn't handle it, and needed relief. Enter Romo, the team gets fired up, and Tony throws for a couple hundred yards and a couple TDs. We're almost caught up, down in the red zone. But Romo can't bring himself to throw...